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>i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad but i was

>with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i looked at her

>standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh flourscent

>bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty normal,

>surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in my skin

>thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr..

fluorescent lighting

greys

everything down (that's gray for you 'mericans)

takes the colour out ...

natural light will show

local colour

in its full intensity

may i suggest

instead of becoming a vampire

why not bring back the veil as a fashion accessory

:)

stacey

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>i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad but i was

>with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i looked at her

>standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh flourscent

>bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty normal,

>surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in my skin

>thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr..

fluorescent lighting

greys

everything down (that's gray for you 'mericans)

takes the colour out ...

natural light will show

local colour

in its full intensity

may i suggest

instead of becoming a vampire

why not bring back the veil as a fashion accessory

:)

stacey

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> Ooh that lighting is tricky.. .anyone else notice that natural light

> outdoors brings out pinkness SO much more than say, your bathroom

> mirror? goodness..depending on where i am i can vary from looking

> totally normal to looking like my friend's bright pink plastic lawn

> flamingo .

>

> i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad but i was

> with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i looked at her

> standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh flourscent

> bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty normal,

> surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in my skin

> thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr

,

This is actually something that I wanted to mention as well, however, my

experience is the opposite of yours! I always find that I look more pink in

the office washroom - we do have fluorescent lighting there though without

going back there to check <G> I can't say more about it. I find that I

actually look much better under natural light. You might be onto something

that it has something to do with the pigment of one's skin - I am verrrrrrry

fair skinned.

Alena

P.S.

By the way, I was happy for you when I read how excited you were after your

appointment with the new doc - please keep us posted!

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> Ooh that lighting is tricky.. .anyone else notice that natural light

> outdoors brings out pinkness SO much more than say, your bathroom

> mirror? goodness..depending on where i am i can vary from looking

> totally normal to looking like my friend's bright pink plastic lawn

> flamingo .

>

> i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad but i was

> with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i looked at her

> standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh flourscent

> bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty normal,

> surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in my skin

> thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr

,

This is actually something that I wanted to mention as well, however, my

experience is the opposite of yours! I always find that I look more pink in

the office washroom - we do have fluorescent lighting there though without

going back there to check <G> I can't say more about it. I find that I

actually look much better under natural light. You might be onto something

that it has something to do with the pigment of one's skin - I am verrrrrrry

fair skinned.

Alena

P.S.

By the way, I was happy for you when I read how excited you were after your

appointment with the new doc - please keep us posted!

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cent lighting (and other types of lighting) plays

tricks with color. There is one type that gives the most

natural light but other bulbs will really make anyone look

terrible. I doubt most people know what to buy when replacing

the bulbs. Regular light bulbs are supposed to give the best

light for people's skin.

Re: lighting foolery

> > Ooh that lighting is tricky.. .anyone else notice that

natural light

> > outdoors brings out pinkness SO much more than say, your

bathroom

> > mirror? goodness..depending on where i am i can vary from

looking

> > totally normal to looking like my friend's bright pink

plastic lawn

> > flamingo .

> >

> > i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad

but i was

> > with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i

looked at her

> > standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh

flourscent

> > bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty

normal,

> > surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in

my skin

> > thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr

>

> ,

>

> This is actually something that I wanted to mention as

well, however, my

> experience is the opposite of yours! I always find that I

look more pink in

> the office washroom - we do have fluorescent lighting there

though without

> going back there to check <G> I can't say more about it. I

find that I

> actually look much better under natural light. You might be

onto something

> that it has something to do with the pigment of one's

skin - I am verrrrrrry

> fair skinned.

>

> Alena

>

> P.S.

> By the way, I was happy for you when I read how excited you

were after your

> appointment with the new doc - please keep us posted!

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole

group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). Your post will be

delayed if you don't give a meaningful subject or trim your

reply text. You must change the subject when replying to a

digest !

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently

published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

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cent lighting (and other types of lighting) plays

tricks with color. There is one type that gives the most

natural light but other bulbs will really make anyone look

terrible. I doubt most people know what to buy when replacing

the bulbs. Regular light bulbs are supposed to give the best

light for people's skin.

Re: lighting foolery

> > Ooh that lighting is tricky.. .anyone else notice that

natural light

> > outdoors brings out pinkness SO much more than say, your

bathroom

> > mirror? goodness..depending on where i am i can vary from

looking

> > totally normal to looking like my friend's bright pink

plastic lawn

> > flamingo .

> >

> > i always thought flourescent light was supposed to be bad

but i was

> > with my mom one day, and she loooked rather pink when i

looked at her

> > standing next to me but in the mirror (those harsh

flourscent

> > bathroom lights in public places!) she looked pretty

normal,

> > surprisingly. i have a feeling its the yellow pigment in

my skin

> > thats hiding the pink in certain lighting...grr

>

> ,

>

> This is actually something that I wanted to mention as

well, however, my

> experience is the opposite of yours! I always find that I

look more pink in

> the office washroom - we do have fluorescent lighting there

though without

> going back there to check <G> I can't say more about it. I

find that I

> actually look much better under natural light. You might be

onto something

> that it has something to do with the pigment of one's

skin - I am verrrrrrry

> fair skinned.

>

> Alena

>

> P.S.

> By the way, I was happy for you when I read how excited you

were after your

> appointment with the new doc - please keep us posted!

>

>

>

> --

> Please read the list highlights before posting to the whole

group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). Your post will be

delayed if you don't give a meaningful subject or trim your

reply text. You must change the subject when replying to a

digest !

>

> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently

published book.

>

> To leave the list send an email to

rosacea-support-unsubscribe

>

>

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>may i suggest:

>candle light

>

doctor marjorie

once again you made me

howl

(in the laughter sense of the word

not

in the werewolf sense ...)

i agree candle light

moonlight

can make anyone look fine ...

don't ever make any life altering decisions

when under the

influence

of candlelight

of moonlight

but marjorie

if my veil caught on fire

at least the burns i would incur would mean

i would never

ever

have to worry about rosacea again

(or tweezing my eyebrows and styling my hair ....)

stacey

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>may i suggest:

>candle light

>

doctor marjorie

once again you made me

howl

(in the laughter sense of the word

not

in the werewolf sense ...)

i agree candle light

moonlight

can make anyone look fine ...

don't ever make any life altering decisions

when under the

influence

of candlelight

of moonlight

but marjorie

if my veil caught on fire

at least the burns i would incur would mean

i would never

ever

have to worry about rosacea again

(or tweezing my eyebrows and styling my hair ....)

stacey

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> may i suggest

> instead of becoming a vampire

> why not bring back the veil as a fashion accessory

> :)

>

> stacey

may i suggest:

candle light

(ee stacee

please take care

that your veil

not catch on fire)

ee marjoree

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> may i suggest

> instead of becoming a vampire

> why not bring back the veil as a fashion accessory

> :)

>

> stacey

may i suggest:

candle light

(ee stacee

please take care

that your veil

not catch on fire)

ee marjoree

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ee stacee:

> if my veil caught on fire

> at least the burns i would incur would mean

> i would never

> ever

> have to worry about rosacea again

> (or tweezing my eyebrows and styling my hair ....)

and those who say

there's no

cure for rosacea

diagnosis: rosacea

treatment: veil and candle light

but moonlight

ah moonlight

to moondance...

van ee morrison

marjorie lazoff md

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ee stacee:

> if my veil caught on fire

> at least the burns i would incur would mean

> i would never

> ever

> have to worry about rosacea again

> (or tweezing my eyebrows and styling my hair ....)

and those who say

there's no

cure for rosacea

diagnosis: rosacea

treatment: veil and candle light

but moonlight

ah moonlight

to moondance...

van ee morrison

marjorie lazoff md

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